The KRKs go home after tomorrow's dawn rehearsal, so this is the last run with
real monitors — and desire / REVOLUTION / electric_hammer have not been played
this cycle at all. Read them cold so his ears go to the music.

Two findings worth the read, both the same shape as Sunday's do_it_right bug:

desire declares d4 THREE times in one block (lines 50, 56, 62), under his own
"-- FIXME BASS!!!". Later wins, so the two takes he tuned are dead code. The
winner differs in ways that do not read as a choice: it has no lpf on ^32, so
that knob is dead on the bass, and it carries no gain at all where the other two
say 1.15 — which under SuperDirt's quartic law (amp = gain^4) is 4.8 dB quieter
than the level he dialled.

electric_hammer declares d5 twice (32, 46). The superfreak voice wins, so ^89
and ^33 have nothing behind them, ^57 does something other than what the dead
copy above it describes, and hammer:7 — the sample the closing track is named
after — never sounds.

Also: the five closing seams with their ghost orbits, paste-ready orphan guards
for the two worst, his two vague_de_crime TODOs with the gain converted to dB,
and the gate result (GO, 12/12).

One methodology note recorded in the doc: silent-eval must be run --seeded here.
Unseeded it reports 12 SILENT orbits across these three tracks, every one of them
a midiOn gate sitting at default-off. That is the harness, not the music.